
For logistics providers, accurate reporting is not just a back-office function. It’s essential to making faster decisions, improving accountability, and serving customers with confidence. But when reporting depends heavily on manual processes, teams can spend too much time gathering information and not enough time using it.
That was the challenge facing Stryder, a logistics company operating in warehousing and transportation. Stryder relied on manual manual reports for more than 100 clients, which created significant time loss and made timely reporting difficult. The company had also experienced challenges with a previous Power BI solution that produced inaccurate data, leaving the team without the reliable insights they needed.
Before working with Camelot analytics partner, System Two Insights, Stryder faced three major reporting obstacles: inefficient reporting, broken data insights, and operational hurdles. The company’s reliance on manual reporting created delays, while inaccurate reporting from a previous solution limited confidence in the data.
For a logistics operation, those delays can have a real impact. When teams cannot quickly access accurate information, it becomes harder to evaluate revenue trends, monitor warehouse performance, understand client activity, and make informed decisions when they matter most.

Stryder was introduced to System Two through Camelot’s Partner Relationships and was impressed by the team’s immediate service, proactive communication, and solution-driven approach. From there, System Two developed tailored Power BI reports designed around Stryder’s reporting needs.
These reports provided executive and management dashboards with real-time views into revenue, historical sales, capacity utilization, and operational performance. Stryder also gained sales and client reporting capabilities, including insight into client-specific metrics such as pallets, space utilization, and open transactions.
Just as important, the implementation process was collaborative. Idea-sharing, best practices, and ongoing support helped streamline the transition and allowed System Two to quickly adapt to Stryder’s evolving needs.
“System Two has given
— Terry Kraemer, Stryder
us the opportunity
to focus on revenue generating
aspects of
our business by providing
great solutions and even
better communication.
Their approach not only
improves our operational
efficiency but also elevates
our professionalism with
clients.”
With System Two Insights, Stryder gained real-time access to data, helping the team make immediate, data-driven decisions instead of waiting on delayed or disconnected reports. The improved reporting also helped create stronger operational accountability by giving the company accurate metrics to evaluate warehouse performance.
The impact extended beyond visibility. By eliminating the need for manual report generation, Stryder reduced the labor associated with reporting, creating meaningful time and cost savings.
In one high-level meeting, System Two’s reports helped provide clarity around revenue trends, inventory turnover, and client performance… insights that helped prevent a potential client exit.
Better reporting does more than improve internal operations. It also helps logistics providers communicate more professionally and confidently with their clients.
Terry Kraemer, Director of Administration at Stryder, shared that System Two gave the company the opportunity to focus on revenue-generating aspects of the business by providing strong solutions and communication. Terry also noted that System Two’s approach improved operational efficiency and elevated Stryder’s professionalism with clients.
For 3PLs and logistics providers, reporting quality can directly influence operational performance, customer confidence, and business growth. Stryder’s experience shows how moving away from manual reports can create a more responsive, data-driven operation.
With System Two Insights, logistics teams can streamline reporting, improve decision-making, and gain the visibility needed to manage their business with greater confidence.